Will Dailey

Producer/Mix Engineer

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#IndustryNewEnglandRock

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What Other People Think about GOODBYEREDBULLET:
 
XM RADIO
"Songs from the Heart is what you get when you place this order. Simply amazing song-writing and beautiful lyrics."    -Billy Zero, XM Radio
 
SMOTHER.NET
 
"It's this album that is the accomplishment that will have him going down in history as potentially one of the indie world?s best contributors. I dare you to find a better independently released album this year."
j-sin 5/04 
 
SHITE n' ONIONS
"Will Dailey is a multi talented young guy ? singer, songwriter, producer and label owner. Everything about Goodbuybullet is very well done; very polished. Imagine a young-non-grumpy Van Morrison"
7/04
 
THE WEEKLY DIG
 
"It's the strongest local release of the year.... songs like “For Nothing” and “So Do I” remind me of a sunnier Elliott Smith. I mention Smith, because like him, Dailey is a stunningly lyric, subtle and underrated guitarist....Goodbyeredbullet marries a darker folk sound to classic pop songwriting, as in the wistful “Have to Get You Off My Mind,” in which an electric guitar played through a Leslie rotating speaker phrases a ghostly melody twinned with an elegiac voice. It's a classic unrequited love song - an example of the vulnerability Dailey is unafraid to show and the talent it takes to pull it off."
Max Heinegg, 9/02/04
 
SKOPE MAGAZINE
  " GoodbyeRedBullet, on Wheelkick Records, is a warm, lush, and sometimes epic record... Recorded entirely on analog tape machines, it has the feel and sound of a record produced in the 1970's, reminiscent of some of Led Zeppelin's milder pieces, sometimes even hinting at Pink Floyd's musical vastness. His voice rings with a sweet roughness which brings to mind Martin Sexton or Ben Harper as he sings emotive songs in confessional tones. It's a mature, adventurous, genuine recording by an artist determined to show the world that it's okay to pour your heart and soul into something and then give it to the world."  
Shawn Madden, 7/04
 
WHAT'S UP MAGAZINE
" Tender harmonies, emotional lyrics and hooks galore make this one of the best cd's I have heard in a while. Will is not your ordinary singer/songwriter and this is not your ordinary batch of songs."  
Kier Byrnes, 6/ 04
THE NOISE
...this Dailey fellow has much going for him, such as the ability to write catchy-without-being-stupid songs in a variety of styles, the ability to make his large-ranged voice fit the mood of each song, the ability to write lyrics that don't strike one as the work of some angst-infected navel-gazer, and the ability to sing "la la la" the way "la la la" was meant to be sung, the way Ozzy sings "alright!", like it's part of the damn lyrics, and should be treated as such. And some other abilities, as well, the most important of which is, quite clearly, the ability to avoid annoying the piss out of me the way most singer-songwriter types do.  Tim Emswiler 2004


I Have To Get You Off Of My Mind (Remix & ReMaster)

"The Bitter End" jam session. 
New York City. February 2011. 
Recording by Farida Amar. 
Featuring Torsten de Winkel and Kike Perdomo.

Hey Joe

From Will Dailey's Album Torrent Vol. 1 &amp; 2. 


How Can I Make You Happy

Boom Boom

Don't Take Your Eyes Off Of Me

Down The Drain

Exclusive Track from the $300 Man Compilation: 20 Essential Will Dailey Songs. Download for free here: http://noisetrade.com/willdailey/300-man-20-essential-will-dailey

National Throat (Deluxe)

300 Dollar Man

Allston

Here Or Gone

Sunderland - Clear to Me

Big Bright Sun

Big Bright Sun (acoustic).mp3

Loved You First

And you should be in the light
and feel just like a dance in the dark

A Dance In The Dark

Bill Janovitz - Walt Whitman Mall (Banyan Tree)

From the S/T album -Will Dailey & The Rivals- this track is for you if you thought social media was reality even for a second. 

Best Friend [Album Version]

Will Dailey's sound has been described as a venn diagram of multiple genres with a rich vintage vibe channeled through his authentic, wry and energetic performances. All inspiring famed rock journalist Dan Aquilante to call him “the real deal”. Dailey's albums are met with stellar reviews, top 20 on the national Billboard Heat Seeker chart twice and he’s won 8 Boston Music Awards including Album of the Year, Artist of the year for his album National Throat that he released after leaving Universal Records to start his own label. "Make Another Me", the first single from is new album, comes out September 27th. 
He has shared the stage and studio with Eddie Vedder, Willie Nelson, Roger McGuinn, Kay Hanley, G Love, Steve Earle, and Tanya Donelly. In June of 2013 he was featured on a Stephen King/John Mellencamp project produced by T Bone Burnett called Ghost Brothers Of Darkland County and, in that same year, also released an original song he wrote inspired by Jack Kerouac's Tristessa.  Dailey has played at Farm Aid four times alongside Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews and John Mellencamp. His latest album, Golden Walker, was released summer of 2018 and hit #1 on Billboards Northeast Heat seekers. The Boston Herald called the album: “A new peak” and named it an album of 2018. In 2021 Dailey set out to play 100 shows across America, sharing stages with Brandi Carlile, Sharon Van Etten and Pearl Jam.
In summer of 2022 Dailey released his single “Easy to Be Around” with a 68 second surprise attached to it. The single slides into a second song that lists the full credits from the instrumentalists to the cover artist and all the audio engineers in between. In 2023 Dailey embarked on another project called The 10 Dollar Song: A concept where a new composition called "Cover of Clouds" was available exclusively on his merch table, never to be released physically or on digital platforms, during a 25 date spring tour.  People pay what they want to listen to it once on a disc-man and headphones. Then write their thoughts in a book that travels with the song. In an era of music history that’s ruled by algorithms, the double-single of sorts could be considered a risk, but Will Dailey disrupts industry norms - not the other way around.